Maoist squabble threatens China's largest naval base
Peking Radio reports a rift among Mao supporters in Tsingtao, Shantung, recording attacks and disorganization within a Red China power seizure. Shanghai broadcasts cite arrests of anti Maoists undermining the cultural revolution. Canton travelers describe clashes with troops and a warehouse siege.
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The Times Reraid RECOFE
The Times Reraid RECOFE is identified as a 1967 Middletown New York morning paper edition from Orange County Ottaway Newspapers. Publication details include Vol 11 No 174 dated Mon Feb 20 1967, rate card, and distribution by mail across Orange and neighboring counties with standard rates.
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Snow and cold dominate forecast across northeast region
An area forecast shows snow or flurries across the Northeast, Lakes, Minnesota, and Plateau regions with rain along the Gulf coast and Southeastern areas. Sunny conditions elsewhere with a general cooling trend from mid Mississippi into the lower plains, and a warming trend in Southern New England and the Carolinas. Cloudy and cold today with more snow flurries. Highs in the upper teens to low 20s. Low near zero. Winds east 5 to 15 mph.
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Soviet paper raps CIA student links
A Soviet newspaper harshly criticized the U S National Students Association for CIA ties. Komsomolskaya Pravda called NSA actions a long history of CIA hallmark. It said NSA leaders' Vietnam stance damaged both its own prestige and that of the United States.
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Diplomats Seek Breakthrough on Mid April Hemisphere Summit
U S and Latin American diplomats worked to end a deadlock over the proposed mid April hemisphere summit. The United States favors holding the meeting in Punta del Este Uruguay while Colombia conditions agreement on U S trade and aid concessions.
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US says forces ready for any sizable emergency outside Vietnam
Gen Earle G Wheeler, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the United States has sufficient military forces to meet any sizable emergency beyond Vietnam. He noted 16 reserve divisions are available for a callup in a crisis elsewhere in the world. Lunar Orbiter 3 encountered trouble with its photographic equipment as it circled the moon to scout Apollo landing sites. JPL scientists reported potential temporary issues with the mechanism that transmits and records the imagery for Earth tracking stations to review.
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Geneva talks show little progress on nuclear arms pact
Negotiators reported slow progress Sunday toward a U S Soviet agreement to curb nuclear weapons spread. Washington and Moscow reportedly agreed on general treaty substance while drafting concrete language. A key stumbling block remains the safeguard clause to control non nuclear states’ plants to prevent materials from being used for arms.
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Quote contrasts vaccine maker with patient setback
A Cleveland patient, Michael Settino, defended Rand Development Corp.’s cancer vaccine after critics called it unsanitary. He said the vaccine saved him, remarking he does not care where it was made because it put him back on his feet.
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